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; [[GM_log]] : A function that accepts a parameter which will be routed to the Error Console, useful for examining values when writing a script. | |||
; [[GM_openInTab]] : Similar in spirit to <code>window.open()</code>, this function accepts a single parameter, the URL of a page to open in a new tab. | |||
; [[GM_registerMenuCommand]] : An advanced function which allows a user script to register a menu item, and command to run when clicked, in the Firefox user interface. | |||
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Revision as of 14:47, 7 August 2011
 Greasemonkey Manual |
| Using Greasemonkey |
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| Installing Scripts |
| Monkey Menu |
| Getting Help |
| User Script Authoring |
| Editing |
| Environment |
| API |
This section of the manual will be short and sweet. As mentioned elsewhere, Greasemonkey provides several methods in its API to enhance the power of user scripts. They are listed here, with a brief description, but each separate method has its own page with more in-depth information, please continue reading there!
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- Metadata Block
- Through JavaScript comments, Greasemonkey has metadata, which gives information about the script and provides resources and functionality to scripts.
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Other
- GM_log
- A function that accepts a parameter which will be routed to the Error Console, useful for examining values when writing a script.
- GM_openInTab
- Similar in spirit to
window.open(), this function accepts a single parameter, the URL of a page to open in a new tab. - GM_registerMenuCommand
- An advanced function which allows a user script to register a menu item, and command to run when clicked, in the Firefox user interface.
